White Cloud was considered to be the most handsomest of warriors, he was also the laziest.
He'd been given his name due to his almost snow-like white hair that was long and shimmered like the sun on a new spring's day. He was tall, good looking with a smile that caused every maidens head to turn whenever he walked by. He was the most eligible of bachelors, though no maiden as yet, no matter how good looking, or how well off her family was had managed to entice him into marriage.
Though considered an exceptional hunter as well as lover, White Cloud had no intention of getting married, settling down, or especially having kids. Kids meant even more hunting, and less time for himself.
And as such, White Cloud was very careful about the women he slept with, all of whom would try as they might, enticing him with their feminine charms and promises of pleasures beyond his wildest dreams. And all of them much to their disappointments, would find that he would not copulate with them in the normal way, thus risking an unwanted, undesired pregnancy. Many would relent and allow him to use their asses for his pleasures, while others would fail in their attempts to get White Cloud to couple with them in the normal way of things. White Cloud didn't care. To those that submitted to his ways, he brought them pleasures in other ways. And to those who didn't, he would simply smile and walk away, knowing that often, many would return to him later on and relent to the only form of love-making he would dare chance.
Willow Wood had heard the stories of her friend's failures. And she too was infatuated with White Cloud and knew that he would father many beautiful children if she could only find a way to seduce him and get him to agree to entering a marriage contract with her. But as she listened to all of the failed attempts by the other young maidens within the village, she became sadly aware that none of them as of yet had managed to entice him into copulating with them normally.
Willow had all but given up any hope of ever marrying White Cloud let alone having any children by him. It was then that her mother Morning Star told her of a witch woman who might indeed hold the answer. And though nervous and afraid, as she had never been to, or even known a true witch woman before, Willow journeyed into the swamp where the witch lived in hopes of finding an answer to her desired hopes.
Willow then spoke with the witch woman over several long hours, telling her and explaining to her every single thing that every maiden had tried and yet failed in seducing White Cloud into a marriage contract.
"I myself have given him a glimpse of my pert young breasts," she told the woman shamefacedly. "I have stood at the communal fire and shifted my loin cloth so he could see a hint of my femininity. Other's have done the same and even more, and though he has looked at all of us with lust in his eyes, he has most often only smiled and shaken his head 'no' unless I, or they are willing to accept the only form of pleasure he is willing to risk."